Sentence examples for that was perpetually from inspiring English sources
He was a tall man with wavy brown hair and thick red hands, and he wore an apron that was perpetually soaked in blood.
We hit it off, and after that we often went together to see bands play in local out-of-the-way venues, like the dilapidated shack down an alleyway or the basement nightclub that was perpetually flooded with toilet water.
He claimed as his residence a rundown house in Panorama City that was perpetually under repair.
"Part of the joy has been the struggle: We've fought to preserve an institution that was perpetually imperiled," he continued.
That leaves vodka and gin, two spirits that are perpetually at odds yet ever intertwined.
Geuze, fifty-five, islimim and boyish, with scruffy hair and a coat that's perpetually aflap.
Thus, the agencies rate pools with assets that are perpetually shifting.
Why is the cosmos filled with so much loneliness — and loveliness that's perpetually out of reach?
Why is the cosmos filled with so much loneliness and loveliness that's perpetually out of reach?
And Keith Waterhouse said: "Brighton has the air of a town that is perpetually helping the police with their inquiries".
Andersson's people shamble about their daily rounds in a city that's perpetually overcast, chimneys belching effluent on the horizon, traffic in permanent gridlock.
